Investment Rating - The report maintains an "Overweight" rating for the low-altitude economy sector [3][36]. Core Insights - The low-altitude economy index increased by 9.8% this week, with an average daily trading volume of 31.152 billion yuan, indicating a significant rise in market activity and valuation [3][13]. - The military performance of Chinese weaponry in the India-Pakistan conflict has led to a reevaluation of the aerospace sector's value, particularly in the military industry [3][13]. Sector Performance - The low-altitude economy index outperformed the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 index by 7.92% this week [3][13]. - The price-to-earnings ratio (TTM) reached 96.48, placing it in the 99.58% percentile over the past year [3][13]. - The average daily net inflow of main funds was 254 million yuan, indicating a shift towards net inflows from major investors [3][13]. Individual Stock Performance - The top five performing stocks this week were Chenxi Aviation, Aerospace Nanhu, Aileda, Sichuan Electronics, and Andavil, with significant weekly gains [4][18]. - Conversely, the five stocks with the largest declines included Wolong Electric Drive, Yingboer, Bozhong Precision, Xiaopeng Motors-W, and *ST Shengxun [4][18]. Industry Dynamics - The report highlights the release of the "2024 County (District) Low-altitude Economy Industry Development Index Report," which evaluates various indicators across leading counties and cities [5][22]. - A low-altitude regulatory service platform has been established in Qingdao, enhancing the management and monitoring of low-altitude airspace [5][22]. - Four major low-altitude economic projects have been signed in Shanghai's Qingpu District, focusing on various aspects of the low-altitude economy [5][23]. Policy Developments - Sichuan Province has issued several policy measures to support the development of the low-altitude economy, including financial support for the construction of general airports and low-altitude management systems [6][31]. Key Company Developments - Wofei Chang Kong has signed a strategic agreement with China Construction Bank and Jianxin Financial Leasing, securing a total financing amount of 6 billion yuan, marking the highest financing leasing credit in the domestic eVTOL sector [7][32]. - Zero Gravity showcased its ZG-ONE "Que Fei" model at the 2025 World Expo in Osaka, Japan, highlighting advancements in Chinese aviation technology [7][35]. - Zongheng Co., Ltd. has won bids for low-altitude projects in Sichuan, indicating active participation in the sector [7][35].